British PM Faces Fresh Political Woes After Meeting With MPs
Truss on Wednesday appeared in parliament for the first time since her government's controversial September 23 mini-budget prompted weeks of economic upheaval.
Romania's Epic Trail Hopes To Revive Rural Transylvania
Romania's epic trail hopes to revive rural Transylvania
Explainer-When Will North Korea Test A Nuclear Weapon?
North Korea has finished all technical preparations for a new test in the underground tunnels at the Punggye-ri Nuclear Test site, which has been shuttered since 2018.
U.S. Says To Defend "every Inch" Of NATO As Nuclear Planning Group Meets
U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin made the remarks affirming America's commitment to NATO's collective defense following repeated nuclear threats by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Iranians Keep Up Protests Over Mahsa Amini Death Despite Mounting Fatalities
Iranians kept up anti-government protests on Wednesday despite an increasingly deadly state crackdown, social media reports showed, as Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei dismissed the demonstrations as "scattered riots" planned by Iran's enemies.
Taiwan Welcomes Back Visitors After Ending COVID Quarantine Rules
Taiwan began welcoming back visitors on Thursday after finally ending mandatory quarantines to control the spread of COVID-19, with gifts of cuddly toy black bears for the first tour group that stepped off the plane shortly after midnight.
U.S. To Support Haiti Police And Deliver Aid To Counter Gangs
The United States on Wednesday said it will boost support for the Haitian police as they battle armed gangs and will speed up delivery of aid to a country suffering from crippling shortages of basic goods due to a gang blockade of a key fuel terminal.
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Five things to know about China's Communist Party Congress
Yellen Warns Of 'Geopolitical Coercion' By Russia, China
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Wednesday said the global economy was facing "significant headwinds" and the United States was working to shore up its supply chains and guard against "geopolitical coercion" by Russia, China and others.
U.S. To Expel Venezuelan Migrants To Mexico Under Joint Plan
U.S. and Mexican officials have agreed to a plan to curb rising numbers of Venezuelans crossing their shared border that will enable the United States to expel Venezuelans to Mexico while also granting humanitarian access to thousands of them by air.
U.S. Scrambles To Prevent Export Curbs On China Chips From Disrupting Supply Chain
The U.S. is scrambling to tackle unintended consequences of its new export curbs on China's chip industry that could inadvertently harm the semiconductor supply chain, people familiar with the matter said.
Canada Announces New Military Package For Ukraine After Russian Missile Attacks
Canada said on Wednesday it will provide over C$47 million ($34.06 million) in new military aid to assist Ukraine in dealing with Russia's invasion, with the package including artillery rounds, satellite communications, winter clothing and drone cameras, among other assistance.
China's Xi On Course For Historic Third Term At Zero-Covid Congress
China's Xi on course for historic third term at zero-Covid Congress
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Septet Of PMs Do Battle In Snap Vanuatu Poll
Septet of PMs do battle in snap Vanuatu poll
G7, IMF Vow To Support Ukraine After Russia Strikes
G7, IMF vow to support Ukraine after Russia strikes
UN General Assembly Condemns Russia 'Illegal Annexation' Of Ukraine Land
UN General Assembly condemns Russia 'illegal annexation' of Ukraine land
Japan Inc Strongly Backs Defence Spending, Many Firms Near Limit On Weak Yen - Reuters Poll
Japanese firms overwhelmingly support increasing defence spending amid heightened sabre-rattling in Asia, according to a Reuters monthly poll on Thursday, which also showed half of companies expect the yen's decline to hurt profits.
North Korea Says It Practiced Firing Cruise Missiles Able To Carry Nuclear Weapons
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw the launch of two long-range strategic cruise missiles, state media reported on Thursday, calling it a test to confirm the reliability and operation of nuclear-capable weapons deployed to military units.
Holocaust Survivor To Oversee Start Of Rightist Italian Parliament
Italy's new parliament opens on Thursday, with a Holocaust survivor due to preside over the first session of the upper house Senate as the most right-wing coalition since World War Two takes control of both chambers.
Meet The Feisty Woman Kingmaker In Brazil's Presidential Runoff
Meet the feisty woman kingmaker in Brazil's presidential runoff
Biden Vows Consequences For Saudi Arabia After OPEC+ Decision
President Joe Biden pledged on Tuesday "there will be consequences" for U.S.
Crisis-hit Iraq Makes Latest Bid To Elect President
Crisis-hit Iraq makes latest bid to elect president
Uganda Leader Cracks Down On Traditional Healers To Stem Ebola
Uganda leader cracks down on traditional healers to stem Ebola
Sudan Schools Crisis Threatens Grim Future For Children
Sudan schools crisis threatens grim future for children
Maintenance On Eight French Nuclear Reactors Delayed By Strike
France's FNME trade union said on Wednesday that some workers at EDF's nuclear plants resumed their strike over salaries, delaying maintenance work on eight reactors as the union sent a message of support to striking refinery workers.
On Ukraine's Southern Front, Soldiers Eye Kherson By Winter
On Ukraine's southern front, soldiers eye Kherson by winter
The Coups, The Judge And 'The Trial': Burkinabe Bar Pokes Fun At Chaos
The coups, the Judge and 'The Trial': Burkinabe bar pokes fun at chaos
Ukraine Claims New Gains After Days Of Mass Russian Strikes
Ukraine claims new gains after days of mass Russian strikes
Kremlin Scolds West For 'Provocative' Nuclear Rhetoric
The Kremlin on Wednesday scolded Western leaders for engaging in "provocative" nuclear rhetoric after a series of warnings from Russia, the United States and NATO on the dangers of escalating the Ukraine conflict into a nuclear war.
France Starts Forced Return To Work At Fuel Depot In Showdown With Union
The French government on Wednesday started ordering some staff at an Exxon Mobil fuel depot back to work, battling to secure petrol supplies following weeks-long strikes but risking a wider conflict with trade unions.
NATO, Partners Aim To Boost Kyiv's Air Defence After Russian Strikes
More than 50 countries gather on the sidelines of a NATO meeting in Brussels on Wednesday to discuss bolstering Ukraine's air defence, two days after Russian missiles rained on Kyiv and other cities across the country.
Iranians To Rally Over Crackdown In Mahsa Amini's Home Province
Iranians to rally over crackdown in Mahsa Amini's home province
Ukraine Exhumes Dozens Of Bodies In Two Liberated Eastern Towns
Ukrainian authorities said on Tuesday they exhumed the bodies of dozens of people, including civilians and a one-year-old baby, to determine the cause of death following the retreat of Russian troops from two recently-liberated towns in the eastern Donetsk region.
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